Replaces QC2/QC32 EARS and QC28/QC35 YEARS

This training helps you build the skills and confidence to compassionately respond to people experiencing suicidal thoughts and behaviours. Suitable for both new and experienced health workers, you will learn models applicable to caring for people across the lifespan.

Workshop A explores the use of compassion and applying the Chronological Assessment of Suicidal Events (CASE) through simulation. Workshop B practices safety planning, lethal means counselling, the prevention-oriented risk formulation, and a brief intervention for substance use.

These can be attended online or face to face, as two separate half days or one full day.

If you are not required or unable to attend a QC18 SPS:C workshop, you might like to access the following:

• Visit RE09 Suicide Prevention in our Resources page to access the instructional videos only (Please note these videos are a pre-requisite to the QC18 workshop and will not count as complete if accessed only via the Resources section).
• QC56 eLearning can be completed before or after the workshop to supplement your knowledge (not a prerequisite for enrolling in the workshops).

More information about this course is available in the handout: QC18 SPS - Course handout

Replaces QC2/QC32 EARS and QC28/QC35 YEARS

This training helps you build the skills and confidence to compassionately respond to people experiencing suicidal thoughts and behaviours. Suitable for both new and experienced health workers, you will learn models applicable to caring for people across the lifespan.

Workshop A explores the use of compassion and applying the Chronological Assessment of Suicidal Events (CASE) through simulation. Workshop B practices safety planning, lethal means counselling, the prevention-oriented risk formulation, and a brief intervention for substance use.

These can be attended online or face to face, as two separate half days or one full day.

If you are not required or unable to attend a QC18 SPS:C workshop, you might like to access the following:

• Visit RE09 Suicide Prevention in our Resources page to access the instructional videos only (Please note these videos are a pre-requisite to the QC18 workshop and will not count as complete if accessed only via the Resources section).
• QC56 eLearning can be completed before or after the workshop to supplement your knowledge (not a prerequisite for enrolling in the workshops).

More information about this course is available in the handout: QC18 SPS - Course handout

Replaces QC2/QC32 EARS and QC28/QC35 YEARS

This training helps you build the skills and confidence to compassionately respond to people experiencing suicidal thoughts and behaviours. Suitable for both new and experienced health workers, you will learn models applicable to caring for people across the lifespan.

Workshop A explores the use of compassion and applying the Chronological Assessment of Suicidal Events (CASE) through simulation. Workshop B practices safety planning, lethal means counselling, the prevention-oriented risk formulation, and a brief intervention for substance use.

These can be attended online or face to face, as two separate half days or one full day.

If you are not required or unable to attend a QC18 SPS:C workshop, you might like to access the following:

• Visit RE09 Suicide Prevention in our Resources page to access the instructional videos only (Please note these videos are a pre-requisite to the QC18 workshop and will not count as complete if accessed only via the Resources section).
• QC56 eLearning can be completed before or after the workshop to supplement your knowledge (not a prerequisite for enrolling in the workshops).

More information about this course is available in the handout: QC18 SPS - Course handout